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James Smith (University of Western Australia); Alfred Siewers (Bucknell University); Alan Montroso (Independent Scholar); Eileen Joy (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville); Anne Harris (DePauw University); Lowell Duckert (West Virginia University); Carolyn Dinshaw (New York University); Valerie Allen (John Jay College of Justice, CUNY)Ecologies (Roundtable Discussion)

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Recording of a roundtable discussion session, sponsored by George Washington University's Medieval and Early Modern Studies Institute, mediated by Jeffrey J. Cohen, and held at the 47th International Congress on Medieval Studies (Kalamazoo, Michigan) on 11 May 2012. The roundtable features remarks by James Smith ("Fluid"), Alfred Siewers ("Trees"), Alan Montroso ("Human"), Eileen Joy ("Post/apocalyptic"), Anne Harris ("Hewn"), Lowell Duckert ("Recreation"), Carolyn Dinshaw ("Green"), and Valerie Allen ("Matter").


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Artist/Composer: James Smith (University of Western Australia); Alfred Siewers (Bucknell University); Alan Montroso (Independent Scholar); Eileen Joy (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville); Anne Harris (DePauw University); Lowell Duckert (West Virginia University); Carolyn Dinshaw (New York University); Valerie Allen (John Jay College of Justice, CUNY)
Keywords: ecology; ecotheory; object oriented ontology; Middle Ages; water; trees; post-apocalytpicism; green men; alabaster; sculpture; Chaucer; music; the inhuman; weather; Old English elegy; Shakespeare; recreation/parks; oikos; materialism

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